Meet "Luke", Hardkernl software engineer and maintainer of the Android version for all ODROID devices except for LineageOS for the ODROID-XU4. He mainly updates the revisions, adds features, and fixes bugs in the official Hardkernel Android build. ▶
This guide describes the usage of SquashFS ▶
This page explains how to enable the CAN bus on ODROID-C1/C1+/C0 via HW SPI interface and Detailed instruction to exchange data with a MCP2515 Bus Monitor board ▶
For those who have the PiFace Control and Display 2, and want to make it compatible with the ODROID-C2 ▶
This article explains how to use multiple UART ports on ODROID-C2 running the Android OS ▶
The I2S 2Watt Stereo Boom Bonnet Kit (https://goo.gl/1mXXVH) is a compact speaker system for the ODROID-XU4 and ODROID-C1+/C2. It uses I2S as digital sound standard for audio output. It is very easy to install, and you’ll be rockin’ out in 15 minutes. To connect it to your ODROID, follow these ▶
In this article, we are going to combine ODROIDs with a little bit of hardware and Home Assistant, so that we can start converting non-smart appliances to "smart" appliances. We'll be working with wires, doing a bit of soldering, connecting relays, and in some cases working with mains voltage, so ▶
This kernel version becomes particularly attractive for the Exynos 5422 ODROIDs, especially since it includes important fixes for the hardware video decoder and encoder (MFC), the hardware scaler and color space converter (GScaler), and a brand new driver for the HDMI CEC, that exposes the device as a infrared remote control. ▶
Este proyecto cubre la interconexión de ODROID con el LIDAR, la recepción de las mediciones de lectura y su integración en un sistema SLAM, localización y mapeo simultáneo con la finalidad de crear un mapa del área explorada ▶
This article describes how to implement an AI Speaker on the ODROID-HC1 using Google Assistant SDK. ▶
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